News and reports

United Women's Affiliation used their #SpeakUp grant to explore the experiences of the women they support when trying to access healthcare. They found a range of barriers and obstacles which stop people from getting the care they need.

The latest #SpeakUp report explores the experiences of African women living in underprivileged communities in Sheffield. Read more about what United Women's Affiliation found out.

In our annual report we share the issues we've worked on over the last year, and how we can make an impact together.

We know making a complaint about the care you've received can be daunting. We've put together some advice for complaining about NHS and health services in Sheffield.

These are the key things we've been hearing about in May 2023 including GP feedback, hospital care and mental health services.

Sheffield Foyer used their #SpeakUp funding to speak with homeless young people aged 16-25 about sexual health - knowledge and information about sexual health, access to sexual health screenings, and more. Read about what they found out.

The latest #SpeakUp report explores the barriers to accessing sexual health services and information for homeless young people. Read more about what Sheffield Foyer found out.

Today is What Matters To You day - a campaign encouraging more meaningful conversations within the health and care system and beyond. We're sharing what people told us matters to them.

As part of What Matters To You day 2023, we're sharing conversations we've had about what matters to local people. Find out what 5 people said mattered to them about managing a long term condition.

As part of What Matters To You day 2023, we're sharing conversations we've had about what matters to local people. Find out what 9 people said mattered to them about the care and support they receive.

As part of What Matters To You day 2023, we're sharing conversations we've had about what matters to local people. Find out what 3 people said mattered to them as a carer.

As part of What Matters To You day 2023, we're sharing conversations we've had about what matters to local people. Find out what 10 people said mattered to them about mental health support.